
57: Why “what if it doesn’t work?” is the wrong question to be asking, and questions you should ask instead
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Today, I'm exploring the thought process around signing up for my course and coaching that I've had conversations with a few people with, and that I see really block people: "What if it doesn't work?" I explore why this is the wrong question to be asking about anything in life, and suggest some better questions for you to pose to yourself, instead. There's a common saying that the quality of your life is determined by the quality of the questions you ask, and I happen to agree.
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